Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-07-21

Miss winnaretta Singer, daughter OF the
| American sewing machine inventor, has
| 81. 500, 900 in her own right, and Is &c
marry Prince de Scey-Montbellard. Her
mother married a duke after Isaac Singers
death.
Railroad vorkmen and Youngstown, o.,
police rave a pitched battle Tor contest o.
a railroad track.
Ex.Attorney General AacVeagh and
family will spend the summer in England
Sir John Pope Henessey has been rein
stated as governor general oil MaurItus.
A Hamburg correspondent telegraphs
that a rumor is current that Herr Miguel
is likely to succeed Bismarck as minister
OF commerce.
AT Montreal, MeDougaL, Logic & Co.
oil and paint manufacturers, have iaAeo-
Direct liabilities, $4,000
Secretary Lamar has sustained the com
| missioner in his refusal TO make Tor Hc[
land survey OF a dry axe pea Ih 81
tons 10 and 80, township 10, range 80,
fourth principal meridian, Minnesota.
The secretary says: II is the policy Of the
| department since 1877 to refuse to survey
meandered lake beds. Beside, he Is o
satisfied that the lake bed does not inure
| to the holders ofthe adjoining tract by the
principle Of aceretioB-
A special from Lexington, Miss, to the :.
| o. Picayune, says: K. d. Chatham, lnde-
pendent and Republican candidate ioT the
| legislature, shot and killed John ;. Har-
kins. associate editor Of the Lexington
Bulletin. Harkins' father Is one oil the
| Democratic nominees for the legislature.
| Chatham and young Harkins had been
| discussing politics and drinking beer freely
during the day up to the time the dispute
arose.
The comptroller Of the currency author
lied the Third National Bank Of Piqua,
o.. to begin business witha capital Of
100000.
The eostoms receipts during the fiscal
| rear lust closed were S145, $685. de-
| rived from $500, 79S, 745 imported goods.
That resents average taxation on import9
OF 4S per cent.
Joseph G.. Kennedy, once superintendent
Of the sencus, is murdered in Washington
Secretary Lamar's daughter Jeannio is
going to marry her cousin, w. III. Lamar,
a young lawyer Of Washington
Even Mr.. Maaning's large estimate OF in
ternal revenue for the fiscal year just
closed fell short OF the reality. His cal
! culatIon was an increase Of SIS, 500, OoO.
The actual Increase was S34, Oh, 1868.
Inc customs revenue increased $500,
oOo' or lE.o pr esls, am i ~.
- -a-af.a5 :; 49, "a c,.rrsn, er-
aI-IH-sI-s sIo1 ScI 71a fc
M 20 y
ursht posi- = "
ing the recent attacks upon the order as
insults to the living and ISLANDERS upon
our dead. The resolutions also declare
that the Grand Army men appeal to the
ioyal press OF w e olu'fS "'"'' '
70 PARTISAN Shiia'lon
The New York Commercial Advertiser
says that from figures given out Lately by
- - aseeIlahsu 1hat u !,
TershIp % ~ oIuer "a ono nnn. ~
LABOR nas aa lisn npm .o'y,oVo
thau o~'VsvOo Inn tne .ass
he ineraasa
.. ~.
Z T05T"iD = naas
aeeouh,s ehHaI Sahn, POr
~ committed suicide fo1nd that nv taIse
returns al Cancelled stamps Cannon had
| ~overdrawn in salary S5,055. The post
master general, under the act OF June IL,
1878, made an order requesting the sixth
auditor 10 read!ust the compensation oil
tannon. Inc p~ostoniee department says
that IL Is making a thorough investigators
country II intlanate9 thst there are oth-
er cases similar 10 that oil 'yannon.
Sir Wilired Lawson presided over the meet
ing Of the international arbitration as
ISOLATION In London. The s~ecretary's re-
port referred at length to the cooperation
Of a similar association in America and
expressed a hope for the formation of a
joint commission to considert the advisasil-
ity Of creating an Anglo American arbitra-
ton tribunal. David Dudley Field, in
moving approval Of a petition to parlia-
! ment in favor of the creation OF such a
tribunal, expressed hearty sympathy with
the cause.
EDWARD CIarare the -sronaut tiuad nv
falling from his baIIoon on tba Fonrtb al
0isan \ v md NAL ninatv sncrsSsS,I
asceusions.
The Southern Dakota division convention
"a Unro, -corstrur. acorn.Si -
sttesn 10 continns ~ sg;tat;a, go 80
booJ
Ae-.p-
| mill valns5 e. go n
m-~~r r,-
Inc NationaI educational Association
-
't- LA0l vas Oh ths 1tth lhstr treated
tya Phsuotoehou n the Io,m OF eiou1s OF
NhaI are various! eaneu Nreeh Day,
swamp ana day bugs ABOUT ~ oeIock
WITH II came AZ eonp,isss ,,;u;onS ~ -
which svor,pad ayarv T;,Lt oftan baromin,
so tbick aronrd nsnT go. Ianns ~
almost obscnys the i,,bt Sronn5 ~
sIertrir I;gbt nas.s tbsv $500 - so,.-a
ate in Greater rnmLar~ tbon sIsswhsa
and In tbs v~;r;nity al R-;5.s $500
seven Corners and AZ the narI y. 49, -
Of Third street the st-ssts Ns-a Iits-anr
coyereiwith The nssts 70 tbe asntb ofssxS,sI
inrbaS Tbe Strse+ swss,;,. - so-.sS
away many wagon loads of the bugs from
Bridge square and vicinity about ~
O'Clock, but at 2 O'Clock this morning the
streets in that locality were again covered
with them, and they still continue to eome.
Six weeks ago 81. Paul vas visited by tho
same nuisance.
The foII,,v;ny ha,ts h,yn bos, ,,.ho-
ed 10 beoin bnsiness. o,inev 49,
Bank Of Ouiney IN eSn;taJ sIno onn'
First NationaI Rspi. az Emaroa IT,
capital $50, 900.
The Huro, ro,v,,Tor -
tfons nrssentino in tbs s,rauoI 1851
Dakota's demands Cor 5iv;s;ns "a 49,
hood
1tspn &oouS eIsnI q men
49, Stesl MofHs oifark
y s'ru:h because tue nrm re-
nL rs ~ rSaS&s7 unioa men recently dis
ii. EAeA1 spsSiaI ueserloes a
'US 1.ts aetIte volcano IN North
$3.50 "e,1e miles IroE bavfspe,
"a on1rS' MeAiSo. Tue volcano
~ hsNe utmost ahhlhliated
LiIsJ ~ DasIspe. Many people were
49,; ~ .ns survivor are IN a most